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What Is Special Resident Retiree's Visa? (SRRV)
The Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) is a special, non-immigrant visa which entitles the holder to reside permanently in The Philippines.
SRRV Options
SRRV Classic
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For foreign nationals, 5o years old and above:
Visa Deposit: USD 10,000 (with Pension)
USD 20,000 (without Pensions)
*Visa deposit may be converted into active investment.
SRRV Courtesy and Expanded Courtesy
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For retired foreign military officers, aged 50 years old and above.
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For Filipino citizens, 50 years old and above
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Visa deposit: USD 1,500
Benefits of SRRV
1) Option to reside permanently in the Philippines;
2) Multiple-entry and indefinite stay privileges;
3) Exemption from the following:
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Annual Alien Certificate of Registration Identity Card issued by the Philippine Immigration
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Philippine Customs duties and taxes for the one-time importation of household goods and personal effects up to $7,000
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Tax on pensions and annuities;
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Travel tax in Philippine airports;
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Securing a separate work visa, student visa, or study permit;
4) Access to Greet and Assist Program at selected Philippine Airports;
5) Free subscription to the PRA Newsletter
6) Discount privileges from PRA-accredited Merchant Partners;
7) Free assistance in transacting with other government agencies
8) Entitlement to PHILHEALTH discount premium.
Who Can Apply?
PRINCIPAL APPLICANTS
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Foreign Nationals
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Former Filipino citizens
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50 years old or above
DEPENDANT SPOUSE / CHILDREN
Spouse
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Legally married to principal retiree
Children
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Legitimate or legally adopted
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Unmarried and below 21 years old upon joining the program
Requirements
1) Passport with valid Philippine Tourist Visa;
2) PRA Application Form
3) Medical Clearance
4) Police clearance from country or origin or residence (valid up to 6 months from the date of issuance) and NBI Clearance;
5) Photos (8 pieces, 2x2")
6) SRR Visa deposit
7) SRR Visa Fees
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Processing service (one time)
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Principal: $1,400
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Dependant: $300
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Annual Fee: $360
8) Proof of relationship to retiree (marriage certificate / birth certificate)
All documents must be originals and must be Apostilled or Authenticated
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